When Bishop Ward High School organizers here were discussing speakers for Black History Month, they considered inviting an African-American sculptor, an African-American author, or maybe the first African-American astronaut in...
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This year, I have received several kind letters from parents expressing how pleased they are with the Catholic schools their children are attending.
Column: Stewardship conference offers chance to grow deeper
A rumbling truck deposited its load of dirt on a hill near our house early this morning.
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It looked like a brown mess, not at all attractive. Only after it had spent a good hour in the oven did it begin to resemble a chocolate cake.
Column: Here’s to a cheerful Lent
It happens every year as Lent begins — and this one was no exception.
Human trafficking: slavery by a different name
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Two Benedictine Sisters celebrate 75th anniversary
To live past the age of 90 is remarkable in itself, but to spend 75 of those years faithful to the same life commitment is even more cause for celebration.
Program helps college Catholics stay connected to their faith
After sending three children through Catholic grade school and high school, Bill McHale was more than a little surprised to learn that each of his children, one by one, stopped practicing their faith once they left for college.
Cause for concern
As Gov. Kathleen Sebelius departs for a probable Cabinet position in the Obama administration, she leaves with a prayer from her archbishop — and hopes for her reform of conscience.